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Way Station
Way Station
Author: Clifford D. Simak
As a young man, Enoch Wallace had fought in the Civil War-one of the lucky ones who made it back alive. Now, more than a century late, Enoch is still one of the lucky ones...still alive, and still young. For shortly after the War ended, Enoch had been approached by an alien being who offered him a much needed job and purpose in life: to become ...  more »
ISBN: 99980
Pages: 182
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Publisher: Doulbeday & Company, Inc.
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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hardtack avatar reviewed Way Station on + 2703 more book reviews
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A story of how the humblest of humans becomes the savior of the galaxy. And of how one man finds and accepts his destiny.
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Excellent, solid science fiction with great aliens and a very real protagonist, ending on a high note.
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Way Station....a sci-fi classic. I get more out of it every time I read it. It's got all the elements of a truly great story, including suspense, believable fantasy, and even a touch of romance. In addition, if you're in a philosophical mood, Way Station gives plenty of food for thought as to humanity's role and place in the huge scheme of galactic endeavor. Truly a treat for these cold winter nights!
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One of the great books of classic science fiction. A wonderful read.


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